Mrs. Fletcher’s class enjoyed a STEM group activity the first week of school. They had to work together to make one free standing structure. Students learned about communication and cooperation.Read More . . .
The students in Mrs. Rackley’s 5th grade classroom are learning about Matter. An activity they did this week was investigate something called, “Monster Muck.” Students had to figure out if this substance was a solid or a liquid based on what they had learned about the different states of matter. The students learned that it was a...Read More . . .
Our 5th graders got to participate in their first Muddy Sneakers expedition of the year. Muddy Sneakers provides students with an outdoor classroom experience for Science lessons. This was their first day, so students were introduced to Muddy Sneakers, they learned how to use a compass, and they learned how to stay safe on their...Read More . . .
Article from Polkstudents.com A veteran administrator with more than a decade of educational experience has been named the new principal of Saluda Elementary School. Tobree Mostel has been chosen to lead Saluda Elementary, replacing Dr. Cari Maneen, who was named last month as the new principal at Tryon Elementary School. Mostel moves to Saluda after spending the past...Read More . . .
Mrs. Fletcher’s first grade class at Saluda Elementary School submitted a piece for the 4th Annual Carl Sandburg Home Art Show themed “Ambition”. In addition the class read a sampling of Sandburg’s work, wrote their own poems, and recently visited the Carl Sandburg park where their artwork was on display. Students enjoyed hiking, acting out...Read More . . .
CLASS SUPPLY LISTS FOR 2022-2023 SALUDA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL **Please label all items with your child’s name** Please send your child to school with a book bag and a water bottle PRE-K BookbagExtra clothes to keep at schoolBlanket for rest time KINDERGARTEN 2 Plastic pencil boxes (approx. 5 in x 8 in) 2 Boxes – 12 Count, Crayola...Read More . . .
Our Kindergarten classes celebrated the 150th anniversary of the beginning of Arbor Day last week by planting trees! 23 to be exact, a few less than the 1 million planted on the first celebration in 1872. We are excited about watching these trees grow around campus!Read More . . .
